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Wetlands. it will take a com binges of clef adaptation and reducing emissions. well never reduce them to avoid all the consequence it is. if we dont, well never be able to successfully adapt. we need both. >> what about the west coast? >> the west coast certainly has its own issues, too. we know from the science that increases in wildfires, for example, drought, its already very water-stressed region in the western part of the united states. those are some of the concerns we would be dealing wit...

>> sharons been riding for 14 years. on this day, she wont be able to escape the cares of everyday life. >> come on. >> she cant possibly imagine what lies ahead as she ventures out into her favorite valley with her son-in-law. >> i left here probably about 3:30. my daughter and son-in-law picked me up and went out to the stable and got the horses ready. i got to ride twister. twister is a lovely arabian mare with a lot of so-called personality. but an easy ride overall. >> started the trail lik...

This gift and this ability to adapt. we cared about each other. plus the fact i was not a threat. i did not go out of my way to try and have time with him. so there was a number of us that felt the same way. i was the most vocal. but i can honestly say, i dearly cared about my sister wives. oddly as it sounds, but, you know, i was not in love with my husband. i did not want to spend time with him. so i was more than happy to let someone else do that. >> probably understandable. i want to take a ...

Mouthpiece and his fathers right-hand man so he was in the very prime position at the time of his fathers death to take over the ruling part of the flds people. >> what kind of relationship did you have with the other wives? >> fortunately for me, you know, i had actually 64 sister wives and i got along with them all. we were all thrown into a unique situation. it was hard, but, you know, i think that human beings have this gift and this ability to adapt. we cared about each other. plus the fact...

What kind of men were they? >> they were interesting. because on the outside they seemed to be so kind. they would convey they cared about you and they would say god bless you. however, they were very calculated. warren picked up where his father left off and he was very cunning in how he managed the people. he looked for opportunity and would leverage every single thing he could to be able to put himself not only personally but socially as his fathers mouthpiece and his fathers right-hand man s...

This week are at all going to translate into your job as a reporter. in other words, have diplomatic operations put a thaw to reporting whats a difficult country and region to report out of. >> i came this week. i thought i was coming to be a witness to perhaps a u.s. strike on syria and it turned into a dapt diplomatic story overnight. its been a dramatic swing for many reporters that came to the region. some of what we do wont change. well still continue to cover the refugees. theres been figh...

Spending debt ceilings and shutting down the government. these are complicated global issues. they cannot be brought down to 140 words. so how do you connect the american public to what their candidates are actually thinking and proposing? >> i think that everybody in the news media can do a better job of that. i think twitter can be a way of sharing off of that information but its about getting at all of the different types of way that you communicate with people. sometimes a picture can tell a...

Blocking terrorist attacks and responding to natural disasters. she steps down next week to become president of the university of california system. credittics note the boston marathon bombing and lots of complaints about a airport security also happened on her watch. among the secretarys remarks today, a warning about future threats, including a possible cyber attack. she says her big takeaway from the job is adapt. >> in a world with evolving threats the key to our success is the ability to be...

>> behind the walls of americas prisons weve witnessed the depths of despair. >> but i dont want to lose you and these children. >> weve learned the price of crime is often paid by the most innocent. >> i cant get out my daddy. >> weve seen creativity wasted. >> i stabbed somebody with some jolly ranchers. >> we have also met inmates determined to be themselves no matter how risky. >> oh, thats my school teacher look. >> and weve seen them adapt to a life in prison. >> it takes a lot of anger an...

Court justice involves president just as happened in medicare obamas brother being one of the part "d," a very tough bill and coordinators and founders of a rollout in its first year, as the bill gets on its feet, it muslim brotherhood investment. begins delivering a fair amount the idea being that somehow the of benefits. >> let me make a quick point here. president of the united states >> actually become very important because it does become essentially impossible to is through blood relations...